Archive - Apr 2012 - Blog entry
April 25th
FaT BoTToMeD GoLDMaN GiRLs
Submitted by williambanzai7 on 04/26/2012 01:52 -0500It was only a matter of time, and we were waiting patiently for the V-Squid to rear its ugly head. Presenting the newly improved version...
April 25th
Bubbles
Submitted by Vitaliy Katsenelson on 04/25/2012 17:48 -0500I have to confess, I am tired of writing "structured" articles, the ones where I have to limit my thoughts to 800 words. So with this one I am taking a break. This is an unstructured stream of thought, in no particular sequence.
Tarp Overseer Debunks Bailout Myths: Big Companies HAVEN’T Repaid Tarp Funds … And Funds to Help Homeowners HAVEN’T Been Paid
Submitted by George Washington on 04/25/2012 12:53 -0500Debunking Bailout Myths
Smith, Hiatt & Diaz Motion to Purge Lender Processing Services' (LPS) Accidentally Leaked Internal Email
Submitted by 4closureFraud on 04/25/2012 12:21 -0500They may have a little more difficulty getting this now public record "purged" from the internets...
Housing Data: Shiller Unaware Bernankinflation Winning
Submitted by ilene on 04/25/2012 11:10 -0500Fading Shiller and why.
The Bundesbank's in Hot Water... Will It Take the Heat or Throw the ECB Under the Bus?
Submitted by Phoenix Capital Research on 04/25/2012 09:45 -0500
The ECB has found its hands tied: if it continues to monetize aggressively, inflation will surge and Germany will either leave the Euro or at the very least make life very, very difficult for the ECB and those EU members asking for bailouts.
After all, doing this would score MAJOR political points for both Merkel and Weidmann who have both come under fire for revelations that the Bundesbank has in fact put Germany on the hook for over €2 trillion via various back-door deals.
News That Matters
Submitted by thetrader on 04/25/2012 07:17 -0500- Apple
- Australia
- Bank of America
- Bank of America
- Bank of England
- Barack Obama
- Bloomberg News
- Bond
- Borrowing Costs
- Central Banks
- China
- Citigroup
- Conference Board
- Consumer Confidence
- Consumer Prices
- Consumer Sentiment
- CPI
- Creditors
- default
- Dow Jones Industrial Average
- European Union
- Eurozone
- Federal Reserve
- Financial Services Authority
- goldman sachs
- Goldman Sachs
- Greece
- Gross Domestic Product
- Housing Market
- Housing Starts
- India
- International Monetary Fund
- Italy
- Japan
- KIM
- McKinsey
- MF Global
- Monetary Policy
- Morgan Stanley
- Netherlands
- New Zealand
- News Corp
- Nicolas Sarkozy
- Nikkei
- Nomination
- North Korea
- Quantitative Easing
- ratings
- Real estate
- Recession
- recovery
- Reuters
- TARP
- Vikram Pandit
- Volkswagen
- Volvo
- Yuan
All you need to read.
Bloomberg reports U.K. Plunges Into Double-Dip Recession, as does CNBC, UK Back Into Recession in First 'Double Dip' Since 1970s
Submitted by Reggie Middleton on 04/25/2012 07:14 -0500How can one go to a place they never left? Reference the research we published 2 yrs ago clearly stating that the UK was dreaming about leaving economic slowdown!
SaRKoZY NeVeRMiND
Submitted by williambanzai7 on 04/25/2012 04:06 -0500"The idea that somehow, pragmatic voices will stop this political groundswell is entirely misplaced..."
April 24th
Immigration and the Housing Quagmire
Submitted by testosteronepit on 04/24/2012 17:02 -0500A multi-decade trend reversed.
Security Experts: CISPA Not Needed, Would Do More Harm than Good
Submitted by George Washington on 04/24/2012 14:09 -0500Government On the Verge – Yet Again – of Doing Something Which Causes More Harm Than Good
Tempting Tuesday - As Usual
Submitted by ilene on 04/24/2012 13:46 -0500Practice saying "Quadrillion" a few times every day.
Fraudclosure | Lender Processing Services (LPS) Internal Email Accidentally Leaked
Submitted by 4closureFraud on 04/24/2012 12:39 -0500"Please advise us regarding a reliable procedure whereby the appropriate foreclosing party can be situated in the matter such that we can proceed to judgment of sale"
Merkel’s Back is Against the Wall… Time for Germany’s “Plan B”?
Submitted by Phoenix Capital Research on 04/24/2012 10:57 -0500On that note, I fully believe the EU in its current form is in its final chapters. Whether it’s through Spain imploding or Germany ultimately pulling out of the Euro, we’ve now reached the point of no return: the problems facing the EU (Spain and Italy) are too large to be bailed out. There simply aren’t any funds or entities large enough to handle these issues.
